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[Desire General] margaretiak:
Hey. Today I tried to flash new insertcoin rom(2.0.0) from 1.9.5. everything was ok, except little problem, cos i deleted rosie and launcherPRO didnt load. So i tried reflash, but when I wiped all and tried to reflash, it says just E: cant open/sdcard/insertcoin.zip (bad) installation aborted.

I tried other versions and its same.

I updated kernel to newest..

best reggards..

edit: well I tried couple of wipes, format, other versions of rom with default apps and its working now(flashing). Dont know what happened. well u can delete this topic i guess. If someone knows what happened, i would like to know too :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yagoozy:
I have put widget.txt and notification_config.txt in the folder /system/customise.

But still i don`t have the powerbar and the recent appbar, only the powerbar.

I have rebooted te phone, but that didn`t help.

Please help

I have RCMix HD v3.5.1. D2EXT Desensenised installed
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aca85:
Well not sure what the prob is,but give me the notif.txt file and ill test it out on my phone and give you feedback :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yagoozy:
Here are the 2 files.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yagoozy:
I found the answer.

it is not possible in DeSensenized 3.5

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12238657&postcount=11915
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aca85:
Lol,im too late :(

Sorry for the late reply...but it worked for me :) Well just switch back to a sense rom ;))) ...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yagoozy:
Thanks for your effort.

But i am staying to use desensenised
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kmaarud:
I was wondering if anybody could help me. My phone is stuck in bootloader mode. it starts up in bootloader no matter what i do. I have tried task29, flashing original rom, flashing other roms, and from SD-card. the result is allways the same. What pussles me is that when i try to flash, it all looks normal, i get it up to 100%, and when it restarts it just goes right to bootloader mode. Tried to put Leoimg.nbh to Sd-card, and the bootloader glitches for a secoud saying loading, but then it goes straigth back to the bootloader again.

If anybody got any advice it would be grately appriciated.

I am using Hspl 2.08

Might there bi a chip or something that is broken?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GilbertG:
The radio ROM might be corrupted

Try flashing a new radio ROM, it should fix your problem.

If you trying to flash android to your phone hspl 2.08 is the right one, but your need a Radio rom that support 576MB trick.

But you said that you flashed the original (Newest) rom, then you need the right spl to run 3.14ROM, it needs to be 3.03.xxxx for 3.14 and you have 2.08.xxxx

Run hspl4 choose 3.03.0000 or 3.03.Hspl and reboot.

G
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] T-Macgnolia:
The 3.03.0000 SPL or 3.03 HSPL has nothing to do with your problem I promise you.Tthe only reason you would need that SPL or HSPL version is to fool your HD2 into thinking it has the same amount of RAM as the TMOUS model of the HD2. The 3.14 ROM will still flash with the 2.08 HSPL you have.

It sounds like your volume down button might be stuck down as the volume down button has to be pressed down during boot up to get to the bootloader. So check your volume down button and see if if is stuck in the down position. If so this is your problem and I suggest flashing the stock ROM for your HD2 via SD card. This will put you back to complete stock and you will be good to send your HD2 in for warranty repair or exchange.
[Android Apps and Games] Rednasman:
Hello,

Me and a classmate just created a new application called 'SMS2Simple'. If you install this application and you register yourself at our website (www.sms2simple.com) you can send your sms/text by the web. This is much easier and faster I guess.

Probably there are a few bugs and some missing features. Currently we are working hard to create a better application.

You can find our application on the Market if you search at 'sms2simple'. At the moment our application is COMPLETELY free. You only have to pay for the sms you send from your phone ;)

I really want to hear your opinion about this.

Thnx.

*There could be bugs/problems in our application, please tell me :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] mrTablet:
Does anyone know who/what "Carrier: OPN" is?
[Optimus 7 General] mrTablet:
Does anyone know who/ what "Carrier: OPN" is?
[Optimus 7 General] renegadEEE:
OPN stands for open so your phone is unbranded.
[Optimus 7 General] mrTablet:
Thanks...!
[LG Optimus 2x] Gilg@mesh:
Hi

Should it not be possible to make CM6 run on the 2X? People talk about we need Gingerbread drivers from LG (would take time) to make a fully functional 2.3 ROM, so I thougt why not use CM6 until 2.3 arrive? CM6 is atleast way better than LG 2.2 stock...
[LG Optimus 2x] kruppin:
I'm also wondering if this wouldn't be possible? CM6 is still alot better then LGs froyo, and it's enough till CM7 is ready.
[LG Optimus 2x] Piter1225:
Yes it is possible, O2X is very hack-friendly, some people are working on it atm, maybe they will present the results soon ;)
[LG Optimus 2x] Gilg@mesh:
great can't wait :D
[LG Optimus 2x] kruppin:
Me neither. :) And now, if only there would be a media player that would play HW-accelerated 720P MKVs also, I would make sweet, sweet love with my phone. :)
[LG Optimus 2x] hobs0n:
This would indeed be wonderful! Anyone know if there are a Tegra2 player coming? Shouldnt be that far away since there are many phones/Tablets coming with Tegra2 :)
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] ~Hbk~:
hey there.

I want to know how to take a screen shot/ screen capture on B6520:confused:

I dont want an app /sofware for this though.

Im sure it can be done through a particular key combination ( i realized this today when i accidentally pressed all the keys when I was driving..

Voila, it had take a screen shot by itself:D:D

hope someone helps :)
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] munishjoshi:
u r right bro

samsung omnia pro 5 have inbuilt screen shot feature,even accidentally i have two screen shots in my mobile but i also dnt know the key combination....

Hope find it soon & let u know

Enjoy
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] atulgajbhiye:
dont worry bro just use smart tool kit RC08. its easy to capture screenshot.
[HD7 General] ST13Hogan:
Sry if this question is posted somewhere else... i didn'T found it via serach if so.....

Stated hiere one should use RUU_Schubert_O2_UK_1.57.728.02_Radio_5.52.09.16_22 .33a.50.10U_Signed_by_ansar to start the process.

Is there a german version of that ROM? Do i need a german version (i am located in germany) or can i use the above one?

Phone Details:

OS Version: 7.0.7008.0

Firmwareversion: 2250.09.11901.207

HW-Rev: 0002

Radio: 5.51.09.06a_22.30.50.09U

Radio-HW: A.102.0.D4

Bootloaderversion: 1.19.2250.0(111297)

Chip-SOC-Version: 2.2.5.0

Provider: o2 Germany

(HD7 bought via o2myhandy)

PreNoDo-Update is installed.

Thanks!
[HD7 General] ST13Hogan:
Ok let me rephrase the question. Did anyone from germany flash his HD7 from O2 DE? And are all things (keyboard ect.) german?
[Windows Phone 7 General] hamzie:
From: http://www.winrumors.com/microsoft-...itterwp&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitter

awwwwwww im not mad at them anymore. vattay cutie
[Windows Phone 7 General] domineus:
let's be real. I wasn't mad, but is this enough to shut the burn microsoft to the ground crowd away? I'm not sure...
[Windows Phone 7 General] tiny17:
Transparency is always better than non transparency.
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
It's really, really nice to hear that they know they have made it wrong. I love it. Everybody does.

But it would be better to hear that the update is going right, and we gonna receive it in the next few days.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Admitting you were wrong doesn't make it any less wrong.

I'm through with them.
[Windows Phone 7 General] f1restarter:
They had to admit after seeing all the comments pretty much everywhere online and from the bloggers. Here's where it started. http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Coun...-Joe-Belfiore-Talks-Phone#c634367845660000000
[Windows Phone 7 General] f1restarter:
+1

Fool me once........
[Windows Phone 7 General] fongfc:
I cannot accept it. My HD7 is non-brand and doesn't receive the NoDo update til now.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Halle:
I don't rally care about excuses, and I am still pissed, and I have still not got the NoDo. However, I give MS some credit, since at least they show their customers they care by making statements like this, and admit everything is not always sunshine and cloudless skies. Compared to Crapple (Apple), who always denies- or don't say a word to their "customers" that they actually do **** up sometimes.

And that Joe Belfiore I really like, he seems to be the perfect guy as Director of Windows Phone 7. And he's funny to.
[Windows Phone 7 General] f1restarter:
Whatever Crapple says they deliver which is exactly why they are kicking everyone's ass whether you hate to admit it or are totally in denial. You give MS credit because they finally admitted after being cornered by WP7 users and had no way out BUT to admit it. It's like saying well let the bank robber go free because he at least admitted his crime. So you like Belfiore because he is funny and can entertain you? WOW!! Maybe MS should hire Jerry Seinfeld or (choose your favorite comedian) to be the Director of WP7. It's become a joke anyway so might as well hire comedians!
[Windows Phone 7 General] andyqkw:
I respect Joe Belfiore for admitting his/Microsoft's mistake. But as that as for Eric Hautala, he is a complete joke.

Look at all the complains ppl have made over at Windows Phone Blog, hundreds after hundreds and he doesn't even stands up to say a single word.

What kind on a General Manager, Customer Experience Engineering is he???
[Windows Phone 7 General] Halle:
I'm going off topic here, but..

Well yes, Apple deliver updates flawlessly. However, they totally deny any design flaws of their hardware in their products - witch cannot be fixed with software. The iPhone 3G/S, cracks everywhere on the plastic backside and it got tons of dust under the screen. Also, the Macbook cracks. The Iphone 4 antenna design flaw - very well known but Apple denies there is anything wrong. Their response is simply "don't hold it that way" and a short while after, they kick the responsible person for the antenna design out of the company, lol. I guess the guys at Apple is the real comedians.;)
[Windows Phone 7 General] DaFlake:
People seem to forget that Apple had growing pains with iOS as well and had major issues when they first started to push out version 3. When it all happened they just shrugged and kept quiet. At least MS acknowledges it, this is a step int eh right direction. Now they just need to move fast and fix it all or quit telling people when something is coming out.
[Windows Phone 7 General] nrfitchett4:
Does this mean you'll be through with the wp7 found as well??? ;-)

Sent from my HTC HD7 using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 General] Brumble:
Well hopefully they will get their **** together, and to get people happy may push out the mango update sooner?? Who knows.

Sent from my Defy
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
Yeah, even Apple make mistakes. And they don't admit. There is a lot of examples of that. Still, sooner or later, they fix it. And most of the time, sooner. And when they say that they have an update, well, I envy that, everyone is able to download and update their iPhones when they want, not when carrier want, or when it is available for you.

And yes, I didn't forget that Apple just handle one phone. With just one single phone they choose the way of the whole smartphone market. And they are good at that.

Let's not forget that they learn with their mistakes. And it is really nice.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
Apple was able to release iOS update before schedule and a patch shortly after all through the same carrier that Microsoft has problem to push through, AT&T.

In my book, Microsoft dropped the ball big time. And they still have no clue how to fix this. Sorry to say, at this time Microsoft lost all the credibility to me for their ability to successfully push the WP7 platform forward. Yes, WP7 will still survive - in the form of millions of cheap, low end, low resolution Nokia phones that most of us simply don't care about.

I'd love to see MS show me otherwise. But I doubt it. Big corporations don't turn around quickly unless they have a strong leader. Steve B is simply a corporate bean counter, not a leader.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
They don't care. They just could not talk their way out of it. If they could, they would.

Apple supports their products, so I can give a flying crap what they say. I don't care what a company says, I care what they actually do.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
WP7 has poor reception issues, which is worse than Antennagate because for an iPhone all you needed was a bumper or a case. You can't fix the poor reception in WP7 devices so easily.

I routinely get 3 bars in an HSPA+ market where my Vibrant has 5 bars and a 3.3+ mbps download speed. Call quality is noticeably worse (not even comparable, TBQH) and download speeds are much slower. I know one other person with an HD7 and he said "the phone is okay, but the call quality is ****."

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...ng-focus/5b7bc221-2982-4813-95f1-a8c88bfd2e86

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...software/cf6cb222-7fe7-4c0c-92c0-357bf4cc44d1

Also, the HD7 exibits the same issue as the iPhone 4, except it has poorer reception/signal quality overall:

http://www.gsmdome.com/htc/htc-hd7-antenna-problems-explained-by-companys-spokesman_20065

Focus, Omnia 7, HD7 (I experience the bad signal quality personally). I'm willing to bet the issue is Microsoft's coding, and not the hardware. WP7 makes a worse phone than the iPhone, and a worse Smartphone than pretty much anything barring some feature phones.

Dunno where the Apple hate is coming form, but clearly some people only count the negatives of the platforms they don't like. Microsoft's handling of WP7 is making Apple look like a champ.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Maybe if you learned how to write cohesive and comprehensible statements I'd be able to answer that.

You're not from out of the country, so there's no excuse for your inability to do so...
[Windows Phone 7 General] nrfitchett4:
sure, because autocorrect has never let you down before...

Sent from my HTC HD7 using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Yet another event, where they will still be talking about the first update.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
They have no clue what they're doing. WP7 is more like a hail mary than a mobile "strategy."
[Windows Phone 7 General] weatherx:
Question is,where did the massive fail come from, the dev desk or the bargaining table? I don't think there's anything to be done if it is the latter.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
massive fail comes from the fact that MS management lacks both commitment and balls. Their devs have finished NoDo update since Dec. 2010.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
I really don't think the update fiasco has anything to do with Microsoft. Its the carriers and OEMs, and corporate greed. It happens with phones running Android all the time.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
Android is whole another story. But how do you explain Apple get its iOS update ahead of schedule and a quick patch shortly after? Apple has to go through carriers as well.

It has everything to do with Microsoft. They (1) have no clue what those carriers like AT&T will do (2) have no courage to force carrrier to do anything to push through its strategy. If carriers have their way, they will always do what they do best -- nothing or buy our new phones. I won't be supprised that we will see AT&T phones get pass the the testing phase after HTC HD7S releases.
[Windows Phone 7 General] f1restarter:
As mentioned before Apple is run by a leader while MS is run by a moron. I bet Bill Gates must be regretting right now why he put this clown to lead MS. Even in that movie "Pirates of the Silicon Valley" they showed Ballmer as a dimwit.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Android doesn't run on standardized hardware specs for all manufacturers with drivers from Microsoft and literally no mentionable manufacturer skinning/customizations.

The issue is with Microsoft.

Everyone knows why Android has update fragmentation issues.

The reason why Microsoft went with the standardized spec and outlawed the skinning/customizations was in large part so they can have a better, faster, and more optimal updating experience than Android.

Instead, it's turned out to be the complete opposite.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vangrieg:
Yes but they make their bootloaders and low level drivers.

Actually, it hasn't. If they roll out the update in weeks, that'll be a dramatic huge improvement over Android. 2.3 was released when? Early December? When will Desire HD get it? End of Q2 2011? And you're saying that NoDo rollout isn't a faster process?
[Windows Phone 7 General] Freypal:
Whilst I agree it hasn't been a flawless process some of the reactions are way over the top.

People getting genuinely angry and saying they are selling up because the March update is what.. 1-2 months late? I'm sorry to quote MS but "Really?". It's a brand new OS and anyone who went into this thinking there wouldn't be problems had an un-realistic view in my humble opinion. I don't see the point in getting worked up over an update for a phone.

I bought the phone for the UI and integration which works superbly. I miss copy and paste but am patient enough to wait a few weeks for it. MS are understandably nervous following the **** up with the first update. I'd rather a delay than see bricked devices again.

I agree that the blog by that Eric guy is a load of crap and they really need to work on their PR. I may well be proven wrong but I still have faith that MS will deliver.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
The Desire HD has nothing to do Google. Dont spread nonsense.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
If Android is what you compare to for update experince, you have failed from the start. Android and Windows Mobile are at the very bottom as far as fragmentation and updates go. The fact is MS promised Apple/iOS like update process and failed to deliver. However you defend MS, they have failed miserablly this time. Even MS is aware of that.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
As most here will tell you, what ever is in NoDo update is not important. It's the process that matters. If MS has so much trouble deliver such a small update, one can only imagine when we will ever see the Mango update. The lack of commitment and determination from MS management spells the doom for the platform.

I'm not sure if they learnt anything from it if they continue to make up excuses.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vangrieg:
Where and when did they promise IOS like experience? They said all devices would be updated. They are. It's taking a long time to roll out the first actual update, but it's weeks, not months. And they have a much more difficult job than Apple.
[Windows Phone 7 General] fongfc:
How about the non-branded users? What is the reason that most of them still can't get the NoDo????
[Windows Phone 7 General] vangrieg:
They are having trouble with the updater, the OEM part and operators. It has nothing to do with the size and importance of OS changes. It's difficult for regardless of that.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
How do you know it is not months when all AT&T phones are still in testing phase? After that, there is 10 days of scheduling and up to 4 weeks of delivering. So, AT&T customers are looking at June time frame for the NoDo update if the rumor is correct.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Freypal:
They had a problem with their first update so are being cautious with the second. They have said as much. Assuming all goes smoothly with the mass roll out of NoDo I would expect future updates to be quicker.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
What makes you think they will not have trouble with updater later on (as long as Samsung still writes any code on their phone :( )? Operators are nothing new. They should have taken that into account a year ago when they plan the WP7 release.

The biggest problem right now is certain operators (AT&T) are taking their sweet time stalling the WP7 updates. For carriers like AT&T, the fall of WP7 platform makes very little impact on their bottom line. What is there for AT&T to gain if they bust their ass to speed up the WP7 update testing? Nothing. And Microsoft can't or won't say anything about it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vangrieg:
The Desire HD is an Android phone. That Google doesn't support it makes things worse, not better for Android. Microsoft chose to support all of their phones. They're getting grilled for this (and in part rightly so), but that they did so is a huge improvement over both Android and of course WM.

More like end of April - beginning of May. That's still very fast by the industry standards. You can't possibly expect MS to do these things as easily as Apple does them.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vangrieg:
And do what exactly? Bypass operators? This isn't possible in the US.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
Right now, both updates are completely blocked by AT&T. What is Microsoft doing, or can do, about it? Nothing. Same goes for any future updates.

I simply don't buy their BS about rolling out slowly. I want to see actions. And I saw none so far.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
Why not do as Apple does? If you're not aiming for No. 1, you are destined to fail.

If MS can spend $2b to buy the support of WP7 from Nokia, I'm sure they can cook up some business proposition that carriers can't refuse. The question is are they willing to do that?
[Windows Phone 7 General] vangrieg:
Well that's a good idea but you have to be strong enough to tell operators to get lost. Operators already are sorry that they gave so much freedom to Apple, and they won't repeat these "mistakes" easily. They want to be in control, and if you're an inconsequential runner-up you have to bend over.

It's also technically much more difficult in Microsoft's case. Even though they have tools like BSP, they still have to deal with OEM crappy coding, and correct tons of problems that arise from that.

Google doesn't even venture into that territory. They directly update a couple of Nexus models, and that still takes weeks.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vangrieg:
AT&T is willing to spend $39B on a company with a revenue of some $20B, they eat $2B for breakfast.

Seriously though, they desperately want to be in control, opposing the inevitable turning into dumb pipes that they are supposed to be. They let Apple do what they did only because of their stupidity. They didn't consider Apple a serious threat. When Nokia tried to sell music and content at first, it got an ultimatum from carriers - either you leave "our" business ours, or we never ever sell your phones again. Then Apple did it and they didn't mind. Because they mistakenly thought that Apple can't be a threat to them. They won't do it again.
[Windows Phone 7 General] JamesAllen:
Why Not Sooner???

MS set the standard for themselves and their customers through the example of their Windows Update process. Hardware vendor independent and automatic, nearly everyone gets it at the same time. That is the expectations they set for themselves and you can't blame customers for expecting the same in the WP7 update process. Most people will not understand the role that the OEMs and carriers play in this process and why should they? As far as most customers are concerned, this is a WP7 update and, yes, we expect them to be done as easily and quickly, enmasse, that MS does its OS updates.